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ATTENTION COSTCO SHOPPERS

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ATTENTION COSTCO SHOPPERS

Posted on December 8, 2009

Snapple Juice drinks at Costco has a variety pack with Mango Madness, Kiwi Strawberry and Fruit Punch. There is an O/K kosher parve on the shrink wrap covering of the case and on each bottle of mango and kiwi drinks. The Fruit punch bottles do not have an O/K and they contain grape juice as Continue Reading »

THANKSGIVING SHABBAT IN EFRAT

Posted on November 30, 2009

We had Thanksgiving/Shabbat dinner at the home of Nate and Amy in Efrat. Amy used to be a caterer, so dinners there are always an adventure of the most wonderful sort! We began with the traditional Shabbat blessings and rituals, but Nate added one new (to me) one: We each blessed b’samim (spices) and passed Continue Reading »

ON THE ROAD AGAIN…….

Posted on November 23, 2009

As you read this, we are winging our way to Eretz Israel for a much needed grandchild “fix.” As always, we are flying El Al and enjoying a kosher business class flight- the only way to go!! We will be staying at the Jerusalem Dan Panorama hotel- our Israeli home away from home. They are Continue Reading »

SEE- IT AIN’T JUST US!

Posted on November 18, 2009

(Kosher Today, Monday, Nov 16) Thanksgiving Becomes a Major Kosher Holiday at Restaurants New York…Forget Chanukah as the leading kosher dining holiday. Thanksgiving Day, say kosher restaurateurs, has emerged as one of the busiest days on the calendar. Retailers too say that turkey sales have risen steadily over the past five years. Dave, the manager Continue Reading »

NATIONAL BIRD DAY IS COMING

Posted on November 13, 2009

Here in the USA, soon enough it will be Thanksgiving. In truth, we always celebrate Thanksgiving. Yes, we know lots of people who say that as Jews we give thanks every day, but we also believe that it is appropriate for us to join in a national day of thanksgiving for this country of ours. Continue Reading »

FOOD PRICES TO GO UP

Posted on October 19, 2009

FROM AOL FINANCIAL NEWS: The U.S. Department of Agriculture expects overall food prices to rise as much as 4 percent in the U.S. by the end of 2010. Yet, some economists think they could climb by as much as 5 percent. Even using the government’s more conservative numbers, the price for eggs is forecast to Continue Reading »

DOES THIS BOTHER ANYONE ELSE???

Posted on October 16, 2009

Record-Breaking Halloween: Sales Reach $6 Billion Holiday Sales Un-Spooked by Recession According to IBISWorld Data LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Despite economic gloom casting a spell on consumer confidence this year, America’s darkest holiday is looking bright for retailers. According to industry research firm IBISWorld, Halloween sales are expected to reach a record-breaking $6 billion in 2009, up Continue Reading »

KASHRUS GETS IT WRONG, AGAIN

Posted on October 2, 2009

The current issue of KASHRUS magazine features a screaming headline concerning the constitutional challenge to that state’s kosher law raised by Rabbi Shalom Lewis in Georgia. In breathless prose, the articles portrays Rabbi Lewis as a man intent on destroying kashruth in Georgia. As is often the case, the article misrepresents key elements of history, Continue Reading »

SALTY SNACKS HELP PASS THE RECESSION TIME OF DAY

Posted on October 1, 2009

FROM THE MINTEL COMPANY: September 28, 2009 01:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time Potato Chip Sales Pop with Recession, but Growth Expected to Slow in Economic Recovery CHICAGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–It’s confirmed: the recession really did make us chow down on potato chips and other salty snacks. A new report from market research firm Mintel shows that after Continue Reading »

ECO-KOSHER

Posted on September 30, 2009

FROM THE PHILADELPHIA ENQUIRER, SEPT. 27, 2009 ‘Ecokosher’ is finding a place at the table New dietary standards commit to treating workers, animals, and Earth with care. By Dianna Marder Inquirer Staff Writer For centuries, rabbis have taught that the kitchen table is an altar. By this they mean that drawing food from the Earth, Continue Reading »